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-100–-100 · Gallo-Roman historian who flourished during the reign of the emperor Augustus

Also known as: Pompeius Trogus, Pompejus Trogus, Гней Помпей Трог, 그나이우스 폼페이우스 트로구스, グナエウス・ポンペイウス・トログス, 特洛古斯

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